Hi. I need to have two virtual server with the same public ip , the first one with apache2 and second one with nginx. Wich solution to have both vps serving the websites under the same :80 port? possibly without setting complex reverse proxy? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I know that if I set in the vhost for each website the specific port like: mysiteonvps1.com:81 mysiteonvps2.com:82 ...etc.. I can have different website on different machines on the same Ip, but I want to use only the 80 port. Thanks for the attention. Best regards.
If I have correctly understand, I will set a "master" vps server that will be visible from internet and this will pass the wan requests using the proxy to the two Lan vps. To be clear.. to do this, I only need to set apache2 with the mod_proxy, on a clean debian without ispconfig, .. and pass the wan url request to the lan server; and on the lan server set the virtual host on each vps (i'm using ispconfig with apache2 and ngin respective) http://iws.io/multiple-web-servers-over-a-single-ip-using-apache-as-a-reverse-proxy/ http://www.howtoforge.com/apache_reverse_proxy_ispconfig http://askubuntu.com/questions/347721/host-two-separate-web-servers-on-the-same-ip Thanks for the support. Best regards
Solved! it works! Public VPS1: debian with only apache 2 installed VPS 2: Ispconfig with apache2 VPS 3: Ispconfig with nginx VPS 4: FreeNas system
